A single chip radio transceiver for 802.11a/b/g wlan in 0.18μ CMOS. Aktas, A., Ruo, K., Wilson, J., & Ismail, M. In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Electronics, Circuits, and Systems, volume 2, 2003. abstract bibtex This paper presents design and performance of a single chip CMOS radio covering the Wi-Fi 802.1 la(5GHz) and 802.1 lh(2.4GHz). and a draft version of the 802.1 lg(2.4 GHz OFDM/CCK) wireless standard. The radio is based on a configurahle and digitally programmable transceiver architecture and adopts a frequency plan that: a) avoids use of external image reject filters and b) allows design of integrated low phase noise frequency synthesizer, as required by 54Mb/s 64-QAM modulation, while maintaining low power consumption. The resulting solution achieves maximum hardware share as mixers, PLLs and analog baseband chains are shared amongst the three standards. It was implemented in 0. 1 8 μCM OS technology with a die size of 12 mmz in a 48-pin package © 2033 IEEE.
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